I'm looking at Repology, and I think most of the distributions and other downstreams have rightfully boycotted #Python #chardet #copywashing. Of course, there's the possibility that some of them are simply out-of-date, though.
So far chardet-7 is distributed by #Chromebrew, #CondaForge (not on Repology), #Homebrew, #KaOS, #OpenIndiana, #openmamba, #Ravenports, #Spack and #T2 SDE. Shame on you!
https://repology.org/project/chardet/versions
https://repology.org/project/python%3Achardet/versions
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@glitzersachen/116178537399234269
I started a discussion how #NixOS should handle software created with LLMs:
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/how-should-we-handle-software-created-with-llms/76061
Is there a similar discussion for other #Linux or #BSD distros?
#KaOS, #OpenIndiana, #openmamba, #Parabola (extra repo), #Ravenports and #Spack are already affected by having chardet later than 5.2.0:
Listening to Michael Reim at #EuroBSDcon talking about:
Package management without borders. Using #Ravenports on multiple BSDs
https://events.eurobsdcon.org/2024/talk/ADZZ9L/
They do not have yet a syslog-ng port π
Ravenports (http://www.ravenports.com & https://github.com/ravenports), a package building framework, is the latest addition to the family of ports systems. Its portability allows it to be used on multiple BSDs (and beyond). Modern design and tooling make it a reliable and low-maintenance option especially for heterogeneous environments. This talk covers what RP is, why it was created and what makes it stand out. It also includes a quick comparison to Pkgsrc and presents some statistical data on the project. Support for DragonFly BSD and MidnightBSD afford the opportunity to touch on two platforms not widely covered otherwise.
Jesus MichaΕ "Le Sigh" π (he)
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Peter Czanik